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PulseAugur coverage of Courthouse News Service — every cluster mentioning Courthouse News Service across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
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US Court rules AI training on copyrighted material is not fair use · 2 sources tracked
A U.S. Court of Appeals ruling has determined that training AI models on copyrighted material does not constitute fair use. This decision, specifically from the Third Circuit, impacts companies like OpenAI, Stability AI…
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Twitch, Amazon sued over AI training using streamer content · 8 sources tracked
Twitch and its parent company Amazon are facing a class-action lawsuit for allegedly using streamers' content to train AI models without proper consent or compensation. A streamer filed the suit, claiming the companies …
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Pastor Sues OpenAI Over Allegedly Dangerous ChatGPT Medical Advice
A Florida pastor, Scott Winters, is suing OpenAI and its CEO Sam Altman, alleging that ChatGPT provided dangerous and inaccurate medical advice. Winters claims that after experiencing severe symptoms of pulmonary emboli…
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Young Americans increasingly wary of AI, Pew survey finds · 8 sources tracked
A recent Pew Research Center survey indicates a growing concern among young Americans regarding artificial intelligence, with a majority now expressing more worry than excitement about AI. This sentiment shift, particul…
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Kevin O'Leary, Fox News sued over China ties claims
Courthouse News Service has filed a lawsuit against Kevin O'Leary and Fox News Media. The suit alleges that O'Leary made false claims, which were later corrected, stating that a Utah nonprofit and a political consulting…
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Texas lawmakers debate data center water use amid industry concerns
Texas lawmakers are addressing concerns regarding the significant water usage of data centers. The Texas House Natural Resources Committee convened to hear arguments from both proponents and opponents of the data center…
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Investors sue Adobe execs over AI copyright claims
Investors have filed a lawsuit against Adobe executives, alleging they misrepresented the company's use of copyrighted material in AI model training. The plaintiffs claim that former executives assured them Adobe did no…